show himself

He did not show himself in his true colors until he gained power.

If a man is standing straight, with his shoulders squared and with his belt tightened, he's trying to show himself in all his beauty.

Eventually the Regent would show himself-in person or as before in the sphere-and when that day came, there would be much to discuss.

What made the hostess very embarrassed was that the so-called special guest did not show himself up after her invitation.

Cassidy wrote and produced this new hybrid of a Broadway show and a Vegas show himself.

Broadly speaking, every person can fully show himself and be able to realize freedom and happiness only in the game.

And to this day the bat is ashamed to show himself in the daytime.

This was the first occasion for Diego to show himself to the world.

And yet I wondered, in my heart that he should show himself so careless .

Erdogan faces an election next year and will need to show himself to be more tolerant of dissent to win it.

For him, it's not a matter of wanting to show himself to Capello.

Very glad to have the chance to stand here to show himself. I'm from the entertainment of Ann.

Thrall: It's been three days, and this. . . prophet has yet to show himself. I hope I'm not making a huge mistake by trusting him.

Show himself to the humans. - No! When?

Thrall: It's been three days, and this. . . prophet has yet to show himself.

Not only did Jim show himself a good student but he also proved himself a good athlete.

Lonely AS wAS Hester's situation, and without a friend on earth who dared to show himself, she, however, incurred no risk of want.

How better to show himself, is not only a girl, for a site because it is also so important.

it is a disappointment that he didnot show himself on the party.

He was anxious to show himself patriot.

You can see he wants to show himself and teach us a lot.

He thinks it's time to show himself now.

Jenny: Clive was really outstanding. Not only he put on a big show himself, but also he inspired the whole team.

Not only the crow was there: a magpie chattered as I came from the brake, but refused to show himself;